Add build scripts about epub-testsuite

[vincent-gros]

I can provide a batch file, made the same way as the BASH file, except it needs zip.exe (free). What do you think about it?

[OriIdan]

Batch file for what?
Downloading from github?

Ori Idan

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 5:20 PM, vincent gros [email protected]:

I can provide a batch file, made the same way as the BASH file, except it
needs zip.exe (free). What do you think about it?

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[vincent-gros]

No, the same as build.sh (see code section) and you can see the post of markus before mine just above

[OriIdan]

Yes, that would be great, so we have scripts for both windows and Linux.

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 5:26 PM, vincent gros [email protected]:

No, the same as build.sh (see code section) and you can see the post of
markus before mine just above

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[mgylling]

We will also eventually need code that autogenerates the results template. And validation (epubcheck). So I guess we could use epubchecks -save capability to render the epubs instead of bash/batch.

[OriIdan]

How do you think to implement the results template?
This should be an interactive scripts that asks the user to enter the
results, so I guess it would better be a web based system.

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 7:38 PM, Markus Gylling [email protected]:

We will also eventually need code that autogenerates the results template.
And validation (epubcheck). So I guess we could use epubchecks -save
capability to render the epubs instead of bash/batch.

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[mgylling]

Vincent: to be clear, this doesn't prevent us from having a batch script in the short term, as long as id won't take you too much time, in which case we could better integrate epubcheck directly...

Ori: yeah, it will need to be something with web forms etc. I haven't thought it through fully yet, and also we want to avoid being dependant on the availability of a centralized server, at least initially...

[OriIdan]

Well, we are already dependent on github so whats wrong with a centralized
server?

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 7:49 PM, Markus Gylling [email protected]:

Vincent: to be clear, this doesn't prevent us from having a batch script
in the short term, as long as id won't take you too much time, in which
case we could better integrate epubcheck directly...

@ori https://github.com/Ori: yeah, it will need to be something with
web forms etc. I haven't thought it through fully yet, and also we want to
avoid being dependant on the availability of a centralized server, at least
initially...

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[vincent-gros]

Because there are build scripts into the project, I think we can close this issue.